The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-09-16

LEBANON, OnlO. ABOUT = O'Clock Friday
morn ing a train of eleven cars with 500 pss.
sengers was returning from Cincinnati, aud
about a mile from Lebanon ran into an OBJ
struc:ion on the trick, consisting Of railroad
ties and fence rails. The passengers were
shaken up, but none were hurt.
WEST AND SOUTH
Conrad Drohrer, of Burlington, Iowa, a
former sslo'n.keepsr, hug himself to a door
/! Monday night. Two years ago, after the PRO-
hibitory law went Into effect, he tried to kill
himsslf with u revolvir, but only destroyed
h!s sight.
The Chatsworth hene0t fund committee has
given to Mayor Roche the sum of e4S5, and
have requested him 10 forward the same to
Peolia's mayor for distribution. Miss Lillian
Lewis ard her manager have thus far sent
1910 to the sufferers through the kindness Of
Caicago's liberal citizens.
The visible supply of grain for the week
ending August 20, as compiled by the secre.
tsry of the Chicago board Of trade, was as fol-
Iowa: Wheat, 3.,99s,OO 0 bushels; corn,
100000 bushels; oats, 4,44a,0O bushels;
3rve, 1900 bushels; barley, 1874, GOO bushels
Eugene Hairstonc, q mulatto about eighteen
years old, attempted to fe!ontously assault
Miss Sapp a beautiful young lady, near
Greensboro, 8. C, wtilc she was returning from
u neighbours house ON Tuesday. He was placed
in Jail and Thursday morning q mob broke
t:irc the Jail und took the mu;atto auu hanged
him.
A man riding in q boy car on the Omaha
road was shot by a couple OF tramps who at
fsmoted to rob him, when he resisted, and,
jumping from the Car, one broke his leg, ne
crss!ta,ing amputa'ion. The wounded man
was brought to Lake Crystal, Minnesota,
where 1T was found the bullet Yves in the
stomach, producing a fatal wound. The
shooting occurred at ct Iceland.
A sensation occurred at W~ysndctte, Kan
sas, Friday, when in the trial OF Geo. Hamtl
ton, who is charged with comslicity In the
wrcclsirg Of a Missouri Pacific freight tram
last spr!ng, Fred Newport, also under indict-
rent for the same %oifenee, took the stand and
turned stGtas evidence. Vasscn, another
w%recEer, had done this at q p~leyions trial and
Ncwport's confession %corrcborated yasscn's
in every psrtlcular. He did not weaken On
c'oss.cxamination.
ID. p. Gricr, OF st. Lolls, chairman Of TIE
local g. A. r., in an interview Monday
evening sa!a: 1.-THE people of st. Louis,
without REGARD to rarty, religion or color, are
prepared tn we!come the comrades of the g.
A. r. nth open a-ma and treat them as the
hcnoEsd guests Of the cisy. This feeling is
ehss LINED by the people generally. and by
Tie city officials from the mayor down"
Redtell special: The Clara Rc.del case
c ,ntlnues TO be this leading topic Of CONVERSE.
ton in this county. Several clues have been
obtained to the murderer, and bits of evil
encc are fast being ferreted out which will
prove a chain to find the guilty one. VIVA,
ruaSas aic case more the subject of pity is
tliat the murd' red girl was not really of sound
mind. 1t sccEis TO lie pretty generally he.
i'evcd that the murderer is q resident Of the
ncishhorhood and is acquainted Will. the
family. The suspsctsd parties are being
watched closely.
Private adyices from New York state that
the Denver, Utah and and Pacific railroad
was sold IN New York Monday to the Bu.ling.
ton road. With the sale the purchasers ac-
qaire valuable rights, and 1t is understood
that under the charter the purchasers pr, pest
to construct an extension system uorth into
Wyoming. connecting with the Denver and
Laramie City snort line, fer which the right.
of-way has already been purchased AMI th.
money subscribed TO, the construction to the
Colorado state lilac. 1t is also ru,po.ed that
H. Il. Wa!coft, OF Denver, las bccn chr ssu
president of the road.
Mayor Francis, OF st. Louis, receives
definite information from the white house Oh
he subject of the presidents visit 10 81.
L,.n's. The presidential party will arriy.
Saturday evening, October 1, direct from,
Washington. They will be met at the iepo,
aud escorted 10 the Southern. Sunday hi
Will attend services at one of the Presbyterian
churches. Monday he will visit the fair, and
in the evening public reception will tak,
place. Tuesday he will visit the public builu.
ings, and in the evening he will witness til.
parade ard ball of the Yelled Prophets. A,
midnight he will take a special trsin TO,
Cnicsgo.
Acting Secretary Thompson Wednesday,
Ausust 81, opened the fourth lot of propusal.
for the sale of ~ per cent bonds to the gov
eminent, under the terms Of the treasury cir
cu'ar Of August 8. The total offerings wcr.
s3,450,2oo. of which s2. $50 Geo were registered
and s49o,0 600 coupon bonde. The price ranged
from s1os.75 to sl,9,9S James G. Fair, o.
San Francisco, offered $3.50, 600 registered, a
the rates paid by the Departments TO day
Other tenders were from eastern individual.
AID corporations. The acting secretary &C
ceptcd the Salem Swings bank, of Salem
Mass, S170,C00 registered at s1GS-15.lB fla!
from the Maverick National bank, Of Bos.oI
100000 registered st s10s.75 and $4,000 re.
istered ut SlGS.4 40, aud from other email sum,
at from sos. IS to 500, making the aggrcgat,
s.e77,sO9l. Acting Secretary Thompson sal,
this afternoon that Senator Fairs offer I,
sell the government $4,000 registered at IL
per cent to-day was not considered.
WASHINGTON.
Assistant Gocr.Scrv lgoroa,l ~, fr.-.,